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It's a slightly warmer and overcast day here, I just put some tomatoes and a clone out to start hardening up

I'm way further south. The days are now long, but it's been unusually cold and wet. I think you should be ok, your plant may go through a slow period before kicking back into grow mode. At least you know you have a female already.

Are the frogs bendy and used for LST or just little grow friends? Looking nice, I'm keen to see how they turn out. Wishing I ordered some auto's to try outdoors this season.

I have started clones from these to use for an outdoor grow in the same garden I took the soil from. I figure by the time these are done I can clone from the outdoor girls and give a no-till grow with a cover crop next. I like trying new things and the idea of having a perpetual mini ecosystem...

Yes, they have 8 - 10weeks left give or take, only a week into flower. I'm not sure not exactly it's what you guys consider "living soil"? The soil (outside garden) I started almost 4 years ago using mulch, cow and rabbit manure. I grow veggies in it each season and then leave the left-over...

I was all for going back to a DWC grow next, but my current organic soil grow has taught me a lot, as has all the reading I have been doing. So now I'm considering doing a no-till grow next. I am proud of my almost four-year-old living soil, and while I still have around 8 weeks left of my...

Would be surprised and disappointed if these guys weren't in the thread already. Makes me feel like grabbing my Sims deck and shredding And feeling fucking old lol

I did a Durban poison outdoor a few years ago. Sorry I don't remember the breeder. But it was easy to grow, absolutely massive. Only downside was it took forever to finish, I would have liked to let it go 3 or 4 weeks longer but winter beat me. The smoke was good, but I wasn't a huge fan of the...

Cheers, yes, I was aware of the difference with super and monster crop, although I didn't know the full reason behind monster cropping, I always thought it was too much time and trouble, but now it makes sense, and something I will try. Not my first grow, but first grow in this set-up and using...

Sounds like sound advice, thanks. First time for me doing an organic soil grow. Previous hydro grows the veg seemed a lot faster and probably more suited to heavier training techniques such as topping. But with soil it makes sense to keep it minimal and avoid stress and extra healing time. If...

Cheers. I might do a very light lollypop tonight. The only reason I ever used supercrop for was when I was working hard for an even canopy and ran out of room with LST (had no places to tie to) I never noticed any improvement or negative effects from the buds. It's just one of the things I have...

I have studied a lot of Buddhism, ACT therapy, and forest bathing. Then I met a girl who was into Grounding and micro-dosing shrooms. We have taught each other a lot and combine all of them. I found it really helps when you feel you are drifting down. Seems to help re-set yourself

Even a nice botanical garden or a park. Turn off your phone for a few hours and chill. Close your eyes and listen to all the sounds.

Shin-rin Yoku

I used to have great success by just sticking the cuts in the top of my tropical fish tank. Now I use a small, lidded tub with an air bubbler and heater. I cut a few holes in the lid and stick the rock wool cubes in them. I don't have them in direct contact with the water, just the spray from...

At what stage is it considered a good or best time to lollipop? I don't like to go hard with this technique, but now I'm running a LED and I expect to have less penetration, I think I might go ahead and clean up under the skirts a little. I'm coming up to the end of first week since flipping to...

Day 5 @ 12/12 First signs of flower :) Hopefully see some pom poms in a few days. The Gorilla has not missed a beat after the re-pot, the droop has all but gone. Done some minor LST with all three and fixed the fans in a better location, they are starting to fill out the tent nicely. The...

I think experience growing anything is all you really need; these things are really some of the simpler plants to grow. I understand how and why it can seem complicated, and I give kudo's to the guys that really push every aspect of growing, but getting the basics right is 95% of the job imo.

I asked a similar question a few months back. I was pointed towards the Lumatek ATS pro 300. Due to cost restraints, I went with the 200w which is a little under powered but is doing great. Good quality light, the 300w would be perfect for a 3x3

Only two days before my usual tradition of starting outdoor. But it's still cold and more heavy rain expected. My home-made clone bubbler seems to work great. One week old today and looking super healthy. Can't wait to give them a full aussie summer.